The Bali International Airshow, set to take place in September 2024, is expected to attract both domestic and international participants. Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/pinkfloyd YilmazUslu
Indonesia will host the Bali International Airshow 2024, highlighting
the destination’s importance in both passenger and cargo air
transportation.
The show, set to take place in September 2024, is expected to attract
both domestic and international participants, with the aim of promoting
bilateral cooperation between Indonesia and other countries in the Asia
Pacific, Europe and US regions, in investment as well as procurement of
air transportation.
The show announcement was made in cooperation with the Indonesian Minister of Maritime and Investment.
"Indonesia, consisting of 17,000 islands, needs significant
investments to accelerate the domestic aviation industry,” said Luhut
Binsar Panjaitan, coordinating Minister of Maritime and Investment of
Indonesia.
“Indonesia currently has 673 airports of various sizes in various
regions, the development and management of which would need substantial
funds. The number of airports would even need to be expanded,
considering many remote areas would be easily accessed by air
transportation. The Bali International Airshow is therefore necessary to
achieve the aim of Indonesia's aviation industry development.”
Andy Wismarsyah, president director of event organiser PT Inaro Tujuh
Belas, said: "We are thankful that together with the Government, we
plan to conduct the Bali International Airshow 2024. We hope that the
Bali International Airshow will give international aviation business
players a chance to see Indonesia’s aviation industry’s potential, which
will help promote Indonesia's name in organising global aviation
industry shows.”